The last name Bastion II has its origin in France. Its name meaning refers to 'bastille' or 'bastillon' and therefore means fortified structure or castle. This indicates that the early bearers of the name may have lived near fortifications or were connected to them, either as defenders, builders, or administrators.

The Burgundian dukes, like the Bastion II, were influential figures in European history. Historical records from the 14th and 13th centuries document the presence of the Bastion II family in cities such as Dijon and Beaune.

They were known for their wine production and were active as merchants, notaries, or in ecclesiastical positions.

The Surname Bastion II is in the French Rhine land in 1450 recorded according to North - Rhine Westfalen Land
records in history. 

Coat of Arms;  Bastion II.

Color : Blue and Silver.

Symbol: Lion and Castle.

Motto;  Fortitude et Fidelitas. ( Strength and Loyalty. )